Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-25

House. il the Adironoacks, arriving
there Oa Friday night
Cardinal Gibbons.
DuBLrS. Nav sG-CKrdinAl Gibbons
will sail for America on Thursday.
Preliminary Injunction Refused.
HAzRsKuRa (Pa.). May s4.-In the
suit Instituted By the Aftorney General
against the Anthracise Goal Comhina-
ton. Jedge Simsnton today handed
down an opinion refusing a preliminary
injunction against the companies in
advances Of hnal hearing Of the case.
LcgisIature AdIouruea-
RICHMOND (YA.l, May sA--The Legis-
lat1re adjourned sine de at noon today.
FaFden Denled hy the President.
WASHINGTON. May A.-Ths President
today denied the application for pardon
in the case Of James j. Stanley, convict
ed on April 18th Of fraudulent rceistra-
tiOn azd sentenced 10 ninety days i'm
psisonmeat in Jail at 81. Iseuis.
McGlynn Gets etter fFsm the Pope.
NEw YoRx. May 2A-MeGlynn today
tald reporter that be had received
letter from the Pope, and be aid net
think be shoull write any reply 30 the
Pope's letter t0 Archbishop CoFrlgan.
Telephone Patent Case.
WASHINGTON, MAY a. Principal III.
amineF Brown, az the division OF elec-
tricity in the Patent Oftice, today heard
an arQumsnt In behalf Of Professor
Alexander Graham Bell in opposition 10
the application Of Professor Elisha
GRAY for permission 10 amend his
original application for q patent IN the
celebrated telephone interference case
Of Bell, Gray, Edison, MeDonouRh et
al, Hpon which q decision adverse to
Gray was readered in 1873. R1sooe
Conkling and James q. etOrrOw, OF New
York, appeared for Bell and Casey, and
Young, Of Washington, for Gray. IL 10
stated that II the application is granted
the amendment will so broaden the
scope OF Gray's invention az 10 Fesalt In
new interference. aud hence in re.
opening the whole case in which In
1879 Bell was declared 10 be the prior in
ventoF. Decision was reserved,
strikers Against Chinese.
SAs DISCO. May 2l.-TWo or three
days ago the white men employed IN the
brick yards a. Elsinore In this County.
struck for an advance IN wages. The
propFietors Of the yards tele0raphed TO
this city for OhinameR 10 take their
places. When the white men heard Of
the proposed invasion Of she Chinese
the held a meeting and resolved to al
low none 10 90 10 work. About dozen
Chinsmsn arrived at the depot at Elsi
more, but, before they could 90 to woFk,
they were waited on by thirty or forty
men and boys With guns and pistols and
ordered 10 get out. They we're told that
they woald be hung II they remained
over night, which 30 sclred them that
they took the irst train for San Diego.
Their baggage was treated rather rough-
ly bat otherwise ne harm was done and
their return fares were paid By the
strikers.
Dispersed strikers.
BRussHIs, May 24.-A number Of
strikers attempted to carry out the
threatened march spto Brussels, but
were charged by Gen. Darviss Just after
starting and dispersed. There was no
bloodshed.
Railroad Meetings.
Nav YoRK. May 2l-The meeting Of
the TranseontinentAl Traffic Associa-
tion was held this afternoon, but as the
roads we're not all represented, 10 vas
postponed until tomorrow.
A meeting Of the Trunk Line Passen-
ger Agents Association vas held this
afternoon. The Baltimore Il Ohio and
Ontario & Western roads we're admitted
into the combination a. arranged ut the
last meeting, and made special excuF.
sion rates for she summer.
Mailer POOre Worse.
WASHINGTON, Msy 2l.-rhe condition
Of Major Ben PerleY Poors is somewhat
verse tonight.
Baseball.
wAsHIx0ToN, May 2l.-No game on
account Of rain.
CrNoNsATI, May Cincinnati, 8;
Baltimore, 4.
PHILApELPHA.M May 24.-PhllAdelphia,
4; Chicago, 2.
Nav YoRK, May 2l.-New York, 4;
PittsbuER, 3.
ST. LOUIS, May A.-St. Louls, .
Brooklyn, 2.
LoUIsvILLE. May "a. - LonisyilIs, 1;
Metropolitan, :.
CLKyELlSD, May Cleveland, i2;
Athletics, l3.
BosroS. May 24.-BostOn, g; Indian.